How much does it cost to get from New York Boston by train in the early 1900s?

The cost of a train ticket from New York to Boston in the early 1900s varied depending on the class of service and the season. In general, a one-way first-class ticket cost between $4 and $6, while a second-class ticket cost between $2 and $4. Round-trip tickets typically cost about 10% less than two one-way tickets.

The busiest travel periods were the summer months (June through August) and the holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter). During these times, ticket prices could increase by as much as 50%.